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pyrambulate 

to walk on fire. Pyrambulation is practised by certain sects and involves walking barefoot over hot embers or pebbles.
Ordinary people cannot pyrambulate.
pyrambulate by uttam maharjan September 16, 2010
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perambulator 

Urban child transportation vehicle operating on 4 wheels or more.
Johnny was hit by a perambulator when he was a child.
perambulator by Miller August 30, 2003

parambulator 

-A pram ( the old fashioned word for)
- A wheeled device in which one places a baby and pushes while walking
The mother placed her baby in the parambulator so they could go for a stroll together
parambulator by sazy December 7, 2006

perambulate 

My ma said I should do somethig beside sit on the couch, so I went to perambulate.
perambulate by Wirewood_Shadow September 27, 2005

Perambulate 

walk or travel through or round a place.
walk round (a parish, forest, etc.) in order to officially assert and record its boundaries.
"The turtle was perambulating".
"Commissioners were appointed to perambulate the Devon forests before Whitsun 1319"
Perambulate by spikeymcnothx March 10, 2018

Parabulate 

Do you know when the market price went up and down like usual, but you want to say it in the most confusing way, yeah that
The Market looks Parabulate, how can this happen??
Parabulate by BoostLivious June 7, 2021

perambulate 

Even though Jonathan believes the usage of the word to be incorrect, we will perambulate to the gym today to train our chest muscles and triceps.
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Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

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